New Castle News Details Ownership and Contact Info
The New Castle News publishes daily except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pa. Owned by The News Company with Pred L Rentz as president and manager editor A W Treadwell Lucy Treadwell Ray treasurer Jacob P Rentz James Ray secretary George W Conway. Subscription rates listed and special notices about mailing and advertising rights with International News Service exclusive republication rights.
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Memorial Day Goes Global As France Joins Observances
The article notes Memorial Day drawing international interest and reports May 30 ceremonies in France with substantial French participation. It argues the holiday, rooted in love and gratitude, could foster world peace by uniting nations in remembrance of the dead of past wars.
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Ballonists Reach Record Ten Miles Up In Stratosphere
Piccard and Kipfer soared nearly ten miles above Earth in an airtight aluminum sphere. After a two year, meticulously planned mission they made a safe landing. The feat marks a historic method for buoyant ascent, surpassing planes and zeppelins and informing future high altitude exploration.
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Friends and Friendship The Double Edged Social Ties
A reflective piece on friendship noting that while friends are essential they can too easily become burdens. It argues that true friends should help in need without overstepping, yet often friends in need are dropped or kept at arm's length. It ends warning that a friend who turns against you is the worst foe.
NOT TOO MUCH LEISURE
An authority on psychology warns conference listeners that rising leisure may produce onlookers rather than doers with fewer preventive measures. He notes both dangers and benefits of leisure, citing examples from golf to markets, and argues that active use of time supports personal and social good.
All Of Us You Get a Lump in the Throat Poor Dogs
Fragmentary lines describe distress and suffering among animals and people with phrases like lump in the throat and hurt. The text suggests a compassionate, cautionary mood about welfare or sympathy, though details and context are limited.
Things That Bring a Lump To The Throat In Wartime Life
A journalist recalls tender scenes from wartime life. A boy in a department store seeks his mother, a mother mourns a son, a horse pulls a wagon, a mother bird laments an empty nest, a dog pursues its fleeing owner, and a cow comforts a lost calf. Soldiers, workers, and civilians endure hardship as families face separation and danger.
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Marshall Maslin
Sunsets and Sunrises Hint at Changes in Memorial Customs
A collection of observations and reflections on social habits and oddities from a Southern newspaper page. It notes abandoned roadside crosses, a Lasced Hendersonville tomb drawing tourists, quips about juries and luck, poems, and short anecdotes about people, places, and culture. It mentions Leila Hansell, a North Carolina judge’s wife, and a Russian student facing exile.
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Passing Of War-Horse Viewed With Mixed Motions
Amid debate over mechanized warfare, editors from Louisville to Kalamazoo weigh cavalry fate. Some herald the horse’s decline while others warn tradition and usefulness endure in reconnaissance and rugged terrain.
Once Overs By J. J. MUNDY
A social notice admonishes parents not to boast about their children's sayings or deeds. It warns that family reports bored coworkers and intimates and urges restraint in sharing kids' amusing stories to avoid falsity and repetition.
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Sammy
Johnnie
Igloo the dog remembered in a tribute poem
The speaker mourns the loss of a dog named Igloo who was a devoted comrade to Admiral and readers, reflecting on the deep bond between humans and dogs and the pain of losing a faithful pet. The piece closes with a note on Marie of Roumania planning to become an actress and her unhappiness since Carol took the stage center.
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Missouri fee to run for office sparks debate in senate
A Missouri proposal would require candidates for state offices and judges to file with party committees, paying amounts from 25 to 100 dollars depending on office. Local committees would set county and township filing fees with a cap of one percent of the term salary. Senator Nye questionably asks how costly candidacy will become.
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Bible Thought For Today Reflections On Love And Debt
A devotional note citing Romans 13 8 urging to owe no one anything except love and a prayer appealing for a heart devoted to divine love, inviting contemplation of virtue and forgiveness in daily life.
Tit for tat on a yawn and a bold compliment
A brief exchange centers on a staged yawn and a hand remark as a man and woman volley playful deflection. The dialogue touches on Bolshevism as a religion and hints at future consequences if Slavs gain wealth.
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